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Problem with painting front fang
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So i tried to paint the fangs like many other people on the forum have done. But i had some things go wrong, and its easy to tell that its an amateurs job. It is very spotty and i didnt get the entire bottom part of the fang. Is this an easy fix? Keep in mind this was my first paint modification, so i am definitely a rookie when it comes to this. Any comments would be helpful. :tiphat:
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I could only suggest a DiY
Minicobra explains it pretty easy. Follow it and you should be able to repaint over the issue spots. http://www.the370z.com/diy-section-d...acked-out.html By the looks of it? it seems like its primer? what type of look are you going for? matte or gloss? Ive done mine and I used bumper paint designed for plastic in matte from Pep Boys and have not had any issue |
It can be fixed. Can you lend a little more information on your painting process? What sanding / priming was involved?
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This can be fixed seems like you need more coats. If you’re not liking the flat black look go gloss.
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Or it's the way it was spray painted ... doing heavy coats (bad) ... or not spraying in a linear start / stop motion. |
I used the Krylone fusion paint. The shade of the black is what i am looking for, more of a flat black.
I sanded down the fang area before painting, but i did forget to wipe down the area with an alchol wipe to get rid of the dust. While opening the can of spray paint i accidently removed the 360 degree nozel, i thought it was a safety pin that needed to be removed before spraying. So for the first coat is was a very splotchy paint job, aim and shoot, instead of moving left to right. I noticed how bad it was, so I got a new can for the remaining coats. To fix it i should? |
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